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Dollar Debate Rages As Trump Upends The World
I suppose this goes without saying, but there's still a lot of angst out there regarding internation
H-Man, the true Achilles heel of our country, if we lose reserve status our bonds will trade for peanuts.
Based on street concerns it looks like we are entering blow off territory in the exchange value of the us$. Not a great spot for the federal reserve, nor for us stocks for that matter.
“That’s not a discussion anyone should be having, and the fact that it’s up for debate is a damning indictment of Trump’s policy agenda and the way in which he conducts America’s affairs. . . .”
Well said.
With the dollar’s decline ever since “Liberation Day,” Bitcoin is attracting a lot of attention once again. I myself am not a fan, but I won’t knock those who choose to invest in it. I am hearing a lot about leveraged crypto and Bitcoin ETF funds, and proposed changes to FHA and bank regulations regarding digital assets. That all sounds really unstable to me, but I am sure someone is going to make lots of money with it. I know that a while back you did a brief deep-dive into the “DeFi” space. I enjoyed that effort and agreed with your conclusions. I for one would appreciate any light you could shed on more recent developments in crypto. Although I am not a fan, I do wish to stay informed.
I’m with you on that Crypto relook.
Crypto / bitcoin ,DeFi , stable coin, seem like a delusion , but if enough people believe in it , they have historical precedence of becoming real in the minds of folks.
Molly White -Citation Needed – has been tracking crypto, politics, and money. https://www.citationneeded.news/
One of the reasons I no longer buy offshore securities is because the the currency in which they are denominated and the dollar always play nice. If I got a hundred shares of a stock worth $100/ share @ the moment I know it’s worth $10,000. If I got 100 shares of Siemens I have to check both the dollar and the EUR to see what I got. The company can have a great year but if the dollar doesn’t I can lose. I just don’t want to be in the forecasting business that much (another reason I don’t buy all that many stocks, too much futile forecasting involve. Now our mindless SEC head wants to tokenize our investments and money. Sorry. That’s too much